Lindam Toddler Runner

My daughter is not quite Three. When I tell people this they so “oooh she’s big/tall for her age isn’t she?” and she certainly is. Beth is also very wilful and a nightmare to keep track of if she’s not in her trolley. I did have a set of standard reins for her but they were too short and so she was constantly throwing screaming and shouting paddies because she didn’t have freedom to roam. So between a rock and a hard place I lost the aforementioned reins. It wasn’t so bad, she’s walk holding m hand at times and go in the trolley at others. But now she is getting too big to be always sitting in ... more

Toddlers and roads do not mix, period. As they start to assert their independence, they become reluctant to hold hands or sit in the stroller and you have to look for a way to keep them safe. Once upon a time the only choice was whether the reins you bought would be made of leather or webbing, but today there is a far greater choice of restraints available. Once two year Freddy had started walking I knew it was time to look for a suitable restraint and rather than going down the old-fashioned harness route, I decided to try a combined backpack and wrist-strap, and the Lindam Toddler Runner in ... more